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Voter interest looks high for Maine’s odd-year referendum election
In-person turnout looked to be higher in cities and towns that had competitive local elections, Secretary of State Shenna Bellows said.
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4mShenna Bellows says it's 'business as usual' for Maine elections despite Supreme Court ruling
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